Chris Witte wrote:
> I've never used esttab before, so this should be an easy question for those who have. I quickly looked through Kit Baum's very nice -tabletutorial-
Its Ben Jann's tutorial that is hosted at Repec. Kit Baum is the
administrator for the site. (-ssc describe tabletutorial- lists the
Author and contact details)
> and am wondering where the tables are being saved on disk (i.e. what is the default directory stata puts files into)?
They will be saved where you are telling them to be saved. This is the
current working directory unless you specify otherwise (type -pwd- to
find out what your current working directory is). You can specify
alternative directories using relative (to your current working
directory) or absolute paths.
> I have the same question for the -file- command as well. For example, the following is taken from the tutorial: "file open fh using example.txt, write replace".
>
> Am I right in assuming you could type something like -file open fh using "C:\statafiles\example.txt", write replace- ?
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Yes, thats an example of using the absolute (as opposed to relative) path.
Neil
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